Sentence examples for especially trying to from inspiring English sources

And especially, trying to remember Monaco, and places with the gearshift and the heavy clutch, and things like that.

They are especially trying to influence the Senate, where the tax cut lacks enough votes to pass right now.

"We're trying to reach out to everyone to participate, but we're especially trying to reach out to our Hispanic community, because we make up only 10 percent of the bone marrow registry," said Denise Lopez, Sophia's mother.

And in trying to uproot terrorism, perhaps we should think in new directions, like extending trade or, especially, trying to confront feelings of humiliation that may well be more explosive than poverty or illiteracy.

Because Mr. Gore won overwhelmingly among Democrats, taking 6 in 10 Democratic votes to just under 2 in 10 for Mr. Bradley, and Mr. Bush took just under 6 in 10 Republicans to slightly more than 3 in 10 for Mr. McCain, political professionals in both parties quickly turned their attention to handicapping the general election, and especially trying to discern where McCain supporters might go.

After the pioneering work by Spackman, other approaches have been proposed, which are especially trying to overcome the inaccuracy of a point-multipole approximation.

Extremist organizations especially try to cash in on the trade.

Each punished the rough way that Javier Mascherano, especially, tried to stop Kaká.

"That is the sort of thing we should especially try to avoid right now," Mr. Mayer said.

DARGIS I'll be watching too, but until then it would be nice if critics especially tried to take Oscar out of the picture, at least a little.

In most joint implants, however, the muscle is still attached to the bone via the tendon, and the surgeon especially tries to avoid detaching any muscle insertion in the hip or knee.